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Category Archives: Tullibardine
Tullibardine 1993-2015, 22yo, 47.3% – Cadenhead
Tullibardine is not a distillery who’s whisky I love. I’ve only tried a handful of them, and I only ever bought one bottle by the SMWS which, when it was half empty, I took to Maltstock for other people to … Continue reading →
The sixth annual Blog Birthday Bash
This here blog has been around for six years already. The actual date was August third, but that passed rather eventless. However, last Saturday was the annual barbecue-and-booze celebration. I made the fairly predictable huge hunks of pork again, although … Continue reading →
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Tongue-tingling wasabi wipe-out, Tullibardine, 19yo, 57.8% – SMWS
Yesterdas I reviewed cask 28.21, today will be cask 28.22. This isn’t from a sample but from a bottle I bought myself when I became a member of the society. It came from a special series with arty labels instead … Continue reading →
Takes you to sunny places, Tullibardine, 18yo, 54.8% – SMWS
A Scottish whisky taking me to sunny places feels a bit contradictory. Generally Scottish booze has brought me to Scotland, which is not known for its sunshine. Although we’ve had more good than bad weather out there… Tullibardine is a … Continue reading →
